Quantum Computing’s Rapid Rise Is a Risk to Cybersecurity and Business Stability – but Organisations Are Unprepared

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ISACA’s 2025 Quantum Computing Pulse Poll features of-the-moment insights from 2,685 global professionals who work in digital trust fields, including cybersecurity, audit, risk or data privacy. This includes 529 respondents from across Europe, providing a focused view on how European organizations perceive and prepare for the quantum future.

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